Axminster sell em mate,
http://www.axminster.co.uk/page/find/?name=flexcut&page=1
thanks for that andy, i think they might be hearing from me next pay day
cheers
stuart
Axminster sell em mate,
http://www.axminster.co.uk/page/find/?name=flexcut&page=1
There's a pdf on there that Buckskin did for carving the woodspirit. Also there's an eagle carving tutorial too.
is there a specific guideline for this wood spirit malarki??
does he have to be an old fella with a beard?
where would i find an example of his origins?
or is he just anything that comes from mind to hand when you start?..
i think i already put this on another thread but i suppose its more apt on this one, i was basically hacking away and he began to appear.
i suppose he a spirit of sorts,,...if your from the American North West
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DOH!!
hahahaha , i can take the critique, *sniff*
my 1st attempt ridiculed publicly !! *sniff*
i'll be off now to cry into my pillow,...hahaha
Hey it wasn't criticism!
And in any case, it's far better than I or most on the forum could do. - Nice one!
Have you got the link to the eagle tutorial please?
Uh ohhhh, Stu, please don't take my comment about beardy old men carved into a staff too literally. I hadn't seen this thread until just now and saw your gorgeous bit of whittlin'. Most impressive, as are the other pictures shown.
I still feel like I have my foot firmly in my mouth and hope that you don't take my own carving a woodspirit thread as arrogance. Those bearded spirits are great, just not for my staff twas all.